Celtic has reached its bitter end, according to pundit Michael Stewart. The Northern Irish boss cut a dejected figure in Prague as he watched his side crash out of the Europa League with a 4-1 defeat.
The result came three weeks after Sparta Prague had racked up the same scoreline at Parkhead, and leaves the manager's position looking more tenuous than ever.And Stewart, speaking on BBC Sportsound, believes their latest thrashing signals the 'crumbling of an empire.' The former Hearts midfielder said: "Is this the crumbing of an empire?
It certainly looks that way. It feels as if that could be the end game there for Neil Lennon. "I don't see how it turns round from here.
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